Digital Marketing

Michael Reiner, Elena Vitkauskaite

csm_michael-reiner_1431326e32.jpg
13105934_10154141407610682_1616989218_o.jpg
Michael Reiner
Elena Vitkauskaite

Description

Modern work life requires not only people from the marketing department to use social media channels, but a lot of processes will be transferred to the digital marketing world. Human resource departments will have the need to know how to search and advertise new and vacant positions, as well as judging who is the best applicant to do the interview with. Interviews will be mostly done (first rounds) online to be as flexible as possible. Cultural differences more and more will be the main focus to do marketing in a global world as not one strategy fits all regions. So regional marketing and specific marketing actions will be needed to get the best out of the work invested.

Target

During the summer school the participants will work in groups on a given project in an early innovative stage and generate one or more routes for future setup of the digital marketing strategy of a company. The students will learn the usage and principles behind social media marketing, search marketing, guerilla marketing as well as video conferencing. All this with the restrictions given in cultural differences of a modern global world will allow to generate the current required digital marketing skills. The whole course will be focused on working with a real case to improve or generate a social media concept for an existing company.

Registration

There are 20 places for this module of the summer school.
Registration information can be found here.
Also check the deadlines!

Prerequisites

Students from the following study programs (or similar programs) can apply:
- open to all students, the more different disciplines the better the outcome per student will be

Results: 3 ECTS for successful participation in the summer school, additional 3 ECTS for delivering a homework defined during the summer school.

Trainers

- Michael Reiner (IMC Krems, Austria, overall coordinator)
- Elena Vitkauskaite (Center for eBusiness Research, KTU, Lithuania)